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etcd (86) Versions 2.1.3

Installs and configures etcd

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Knife
cookbook 'etcd', '= 2.1.3', :supermarket
cookbook 'etcd', '= 2.1.3'
knife supermarket install etcd
knife supermarket download etcd
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etcd cookbook - installs coreos/etcd on centos/ubuntu boxen

Supported Platforms

Centos/rhat 6+ & ubuntu with upstart

Recipes

Name Description
default Install and setup the service
binary_install Installs the binary of etcd from github release tarballs
cluster Recipe to aide in the building of multi-node etcd clusters
compile_time Install and configure etcd during chef compile phase
source_install Compiles the binary of etcd from a specificed github repo/revision
_service Recipe used by default for setting up the service

Attributes

attribute default setting description
default[:etcd][:install_method] binary Right now only binary and source are supported. In the future this will probably go away as there are actual distro packages
default[:etcd][:version] 0.3.0 The release versions to install. binary install will assemble a github url to grab this version
default[:etcd][:sha256] 726bd3.. The Sha256 hash of the tarball specified by the version or URL attribute
default[:etcd][:url] nil override the internal generated url to specify your own binary tarball. see the .kitchen.yml for example override
default[:etcd][:state_dir] /var/cache/etcd/state Where etcd will store its state
default[:etcd][:search_cook] 'etcd\:\:cluster' The cookbook that should be searched for on the nodes recipes to detect if it is also running etcd
default[:etcd][:trigger_restart] true Make etcd restart if the init config is updated
default[:etcd][:upstart][:start_on] started networking When to start the etcd service using upstart
default[:etcd][:upstart][:stop_on] shutdown When to stop the etcd service using upstart

These attributes control the startup/cmdline args for etcd:

attribute default setting description
default[:etcd][:name] nil The name etcd uses inthe cluster. By default we use the first available value from node[:fqdn], node[:hostname], or node[:name]. Set this to something else to override.
default[:etcd][:snapshot] true This is really important to get good memory usage. If you're running this in product, you probably want this set to true
default[:etcd][:local] true Etcd will bind to all interfaces not mutually exclusive with :addr and :peer_addr
default[:etcd][:seed_node] nil The seed node for initial cluster setup. This node will start as the master, but restarts will rejoin the raft cluster. This needs to be set when using cluster recipe otherwise the cluster will not initialize.
default[:etcd][:nodes] [] Array of hostnames in cluster. This provides an alternative method to using Chef's partial_search for specifying nodes in cluster (useful if using chef-solo)
default[:etcd][:addr] node.ipaddress:4001 address the adress that etcd uses publically. defaults to node.ipaddress:4001
default[:etcd][:peer_addr] node.ipaddress:7001 address to announce to peers specified as ip:port or ip when empty string it will set to node.ipaddress:7001
default[:etcd][:discovery] '' Discovery address/token see: https://coreos.com/docs/cluster-management/setup/etcd-cluster-discovery/ for more info
default[:etcd][:env_scope] true Set the search in cluster recipe to restrict to nodes in the same environment
default[:etcd][:args] '' Extra arguments to pass to etcd when starting the service. if you specify something that is computed they will be passed twice. This is here to handle where you want to setup other things.

Usage

Default single instance single node:

Siply add etcd to your runlist

run_list[etcd]

Setup a cluster

NOTE: setting node[:etcd][:addr] and [:etcd][:peer_addr] is important when using a cluster where nodes might have many adresses. Make sure they advertise an adress that is reachable by other members.

Using Seed node

In a role or wrapper cookbook setup the seed_node attribute and add the cluster recipe to each node in the cluster.
If you use a wrapper cookbook set node[:etcd][:search_cook] to the wrapper cookboks name

run_list[etcd::cluster]

example wrapper can be seen here

Using Discovery

To use discovery simply goto https://discovery.etcd.io/new and get a url then set node[:etd][:discovery] to that url. This can also be your own etcd instance and a key.

Then use etcd::cluster recipe to build out the cluster.

License and Author

Original Author Jesse Nelson
Contributor Soulou
Contributor Aaron O'Mullan
Contributor Anthony Scalisi
Contributor Robert Coleman
Contributor James Gregory
Copyright Copyright (c) 2013, Jesse Nelson

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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